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March 14th 04, 09:29 PM
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Hi Robert,
Read the story at http://home.wxs.nl/~kpt9/gear.htm and you may have second thoughts. Karel, NL "Robertmudd1u" schreef in bericht ... Gear up (soaring): set it a little below normal thermalling speed (about 46 knot setting works on my glider with my 302). Gear down (landing): set it a little below the typical pattern speed (about 50 knots would work on my glider). Some may think this a cheap shot, but what the heck. Believe it or not some pilots fly gliders with fixed gear. They even fly them X-C and make land outs. They even stall/spin them. Too many people in this sport think you need ALL the bells and whistles and a $100,000+ glider to be a "real" glider pilot. That attitude is hurting us. Robert Mudd 
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